Sentence examples for difficult to ignore him from inspiring English sources

He garnered attention last summer mostly because he made it so difficult to ignore him.

"It's difficult to ignore him if you see him playing like this, but I will leave that to Southgate".

Is it difficult to ignore them?

While Kinder's publishers have, admirably, refrained from exploiting the lit-gossip aspects of this book -- except to call it "long-awaited" -- it's difficult to ignore them.

Byrd insists he can beat any heavyweight, and Saturday's victory will make it more difficult for top contenders to ignore him.

Simeone's record this season makes him difficult to ignore, although he is not a frontrunner.

Gutsy, eccentric, uncompromising and so loquacious that he once lectured for 42 hours on "Everything I Know," Fuller, or "Bucky," as everyone called him, was difficult to ignore, yet like many visionaries he was marginalized during his lifetime.

His medium-pace bowling is obviously an asset, but it is his batting the selectors will be watching most closely, and one or two more knocks like his effort in Leeds will make him very difficult to ignore.

But it was difficult to ignore Woods, whose second consecutive 67 put him a stroke behind the leaders, along with Steve Stricker (66), Justin Rose (69) and Camilo Villegas (69).

He was difficult to ignore.

The marketing messages are difficult to ignore.